Titlebook: Coherence and Correlation in Atomic Collisions; H. Kleinpoppen,J. F. Williams Book 1980 Plenum Press, New York 1980 Cross section.atom.ato

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2997-8Cross section; atom; atomic collision; autoionization; collision; elastic scattering; electrons; energy; exc

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978-1-4613-2999-2Plenum Press, New York 1980

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Second-Order Semilinear Evolution Equations,Time-dependent perturbation theory is used to study the generalized cross sections for the two-photon ionization of a metastable helium atom. Multipole interference effects are considered. It is shown that for certain photon frequencies, significant enhancement of cross section occurs due to the quadrupole effects.

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Background on Semimagnetic Semiconductors,Threshold and pseudothreshold excitation of diatomic molecules are considered. In particular it is shown that certain geometrical factors, which suggest a preferential population of particular magnetic substates, can be separated from the excitation amplitudes. The case of excitation is discussed in detail.

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Interference Effects in the Multiphoton Ionization of Atoms,Time-dependent perturbation theory is used to study the generalized cross sections for the two-photon ionization of a metastable helium atom. Multipole interference effects are considered. It is shown that for certain photon frequencies, significant enhancement of cross section occurs due to the quadrupole effects.

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Threshold and Pseudothreshold Excitation of Molecules by Electron Impact,Threshold and pseudothreshold excitation of diatomic molecules are considered. In particular it is shown that certain geometrical factors, which suggest a preferential population of particular magnetic substates, can be separated from the excitation amplitudes. The case of excitation is discussed in detail.

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Correlation in Electron-Atom Excitation,ources of systematic error in experimental results with respect to determination of the correlation parameters λ and χ for helium are discussed. The results of several calculations are compared to the experimental data for the 2.P. state of helium.